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High-yield MCQs β€’ PYQs β€’ Concepts simplified
By Dr Shelly (MS ENT)
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🧲 MCQ-113

A patient has a slowly enlarging painless swelling over the forehead with progressive unilateral proptosis. There is no fever. The most likely diagnosis is:
Anonymous Quiz
12%
Frontal osteoma
16%
Dermoid cyst
40%
Frontal mucocele
31%
Potts puffy tumor
🧲 MCQ-114

The classical triad of tuberculous otitis media includes all EXCEPT:
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12%
Painless otorrhea
11%
Multiple perforation on TM
61%
Severe otalgia
16%
Disproportionate severe hearing loss
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Potts Puffy Tumor = Painful forehead swelling + Fever + Frontal sinusitis + Osteomyelitis. πŸ€’πŸ¦΄

Frontal Mucocele = Painless, slowly progressive forehead swelling Β± Proptosis due to sinus obstruction. πŸ˜Άβ€πŸŒ«οΈπŸ‘€
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An Interesting Congenital anomaly came in the OPDπŸ’‘πŸ‘Ύ
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🧲 MCQ-116

Surgical landmark for endolymphatic sac during surgery is -
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1%
Solid angle
29%
Trautmann triangle
25%
Citelli’s angle
45%
Donaldson line
🧲 MCQ-117

A new born presents with bilateral microtia and external canal atresia . Corrective surgery performed at -
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35%
12 months
54%
5-7 yrs
9%
Puberty
2%
Adulthood
🧲 MCQ-119

A patient develops bilateral profound deafness after bilateral vestibular schwannoma surgery (NF2). The ideal hearing rehabilitation is:
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6%
BAHA
5%
Hearing aid
33%
Cochlear implant
56%
Auditory brainstem implant
🧲 MCQ-120

Which part of the cochlear implant is implanted surgically?
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1%
Microphone
8%
Speech processor
90%
Receiver -stimulator with electrode array
1%
Battery pack
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πŸ“š Revision Time!

We’ve successfully completed 124 high-yield MCQs across different topics.

Now is the perfect time to go back and revise them. Repeating the same MCQs helps reinforce concepts, improves recall, and boosts exam performance.

✨ Revise. Recall. Repeat.

Keep practicingβ€”every revision brings you one step closer to your dream rank! πŸš€
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🧲 MCQ-125

A patient with vertigo has normal hearing and a positive Hennebert sign. Most likely diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
27%
Meniers disease
34%
Superior semicircular canal dehiscence
27%
Perilymph fistula
12%
Vestibular migraine
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🧲 MCQ-126

A 35-year-old woman complains that she hears her own heartbeat, footsteps, and even eye movements loudly. She also develops vertigo while coughing. The most likely diagnosis is:
Anonymous Quiz
23%
Menieres disease
19%
Vestibular neuritis
48%
Superior semicircular canal dehiscence
10%
Perilymph fistula